Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:
> On 5/30/2023 8:35 AM, Dimensional Traveler wrote:
>> On 5/30/2023 1:05 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
>>> Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:
>>>> On 5/29/2023 10:22 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> And what did you watch?
>>>>>
>>>> You're late!  :P
>>>>
>>>> Stargate: SG-1 S5E14 '48 Hours'
>>>> "When SG-1 returns from planet P3X116 under fire, only three of them
>>>> make it back to SGC safely: O'Neill, Carter and Jackson. Teal'c entered
>>>> the gate but it was destroyed before completing the trip and the signal
>>>> was lost. Carter believes that Teal'c's "signature" is still in the
>>>> gate's buffer but she's not sure how to retrieve him. Meanwhile, Jackson
>>>> and Major Paul Davis head to Moscow to negotiate an agreement with the
>>>> Russians to use their gate for SGC activities. Col. Frank Simmons
>>>> informs General Hammond that they have only 48 hours to retrieve Teal'c
>>>> and introduces the brilliant but arrogant Dr. Rodney McKay to help Sam
>>>> with the problem. For his part, O'Neill turns to a new ally for
>>>> information after Simmons tries to blackmail Hammond."
>>>>
>>>
>>> A good episode, even if it is another one blatantly ripping off Star Trek
>>> with somebody caught in the pattern buffer.
>>>
>>>
>>>> Colonel Harry Maybourne: If you need me, I'm at the Accent Inn checked
>>>> in under the name of Cassidy.
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill: David or Shaun?
>>>> Colonel Harry Maybourne: Butch.
>>>>
>>>> Dr. Rodney McKay: I wish I didn't find you so attractive. I've always
>>>> had a real weakness for dumb blondes.
>>>> Major Samantha Carter: Go suck a lemon.
>>>> Dr. Rodney McKay: Very sexy. Very, very sexy.
>>>
>>> At this point did Sam know that sucking a lemon would be a death sentence
>>> for Rodney McKay?
>>>
>> He had mentioned it just a minute or two prior.  :D
>>
>>>>
>>>> A Continuity goof: Major omission (later rectified) with a series-wide
>>>> key artifact: one DHD is "lost" in overall series development since
>>>> Russians now apparently have the only DHD on the planet, taken from
>>>> Germans back after WW2 as mentioned in Stargate SG-1: Watergate and
>>>> therefore being the original DHD from Gyza's stargate recovered by the
>>>> Russians from the bottom of the ocean after the events in Stargate SG-1:
>>>> Nemesis while SGC after that runs the stargate from Antarctica
>>>> discovered in Stargate SG-1: Solitudes and they should still have the
>>>> corresponding DHD as well since it was obviously taken back from the
>>>> unofficial NID team in Stargate SG-1: Touchstone along with the second
>>>> stargate. But that DHD is missing from the plot line without any
>>>> explanations. However, a posterior explanation is given much later in
>>>> Stargate SG-1: Frozen that this DHD died shortly afterward in Area 51
>>>> while studying, since it was apparently the oldest DHD in the galaxy.
>>>>
>>>
>>> It’s so old that it shoots people out the opposite direction of the
>>> whoosh.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> Trivia: This episode marks the first appearance of Dr. Rodney McKay
>>>> (David Hewlett) on Stargate SG-1 (1997). He would later become a regular
>>>> character on the spin-off series Stargate: Atlantis (2004).
>>>> It is also the final appearance of Peter Wingfield as Tanith.  He's best
>>>> known for playing Methos in the 'Highlander' TV series.  Teal'c killed
>>>> Methos!
>>>>
>>>> A personal observation, keeping the Stargate Program a "secret" has
>>>> become a lot like keeping the "fact" that the Apollo program was a fake
>>>> a secret.  WAY too many people know about it for it to remain a secret.
>>>> I get why shows want to keep these kinds of things a "secret from the
>>>> public" but just a few times I'd like to see shows where it _does_
>>>> become public knowledge.
>>>>
>>>> The commentary is by the director and DP.  More technical about
>>>> shooting, especially lighting, with lots of long pauses.
>>>>
>>>> ---------------------
>>>>
>>>> Stargate: SG-1 S5E15 'Summit'
>>>> "Ren'al of the Tok'ra arrives at SGC to seek their assistance in a
>>>> strike against the Goa'uld, whose leaders are to hold a summit in an
>>>> attempt to overcome their differences. It provides the Tok'ra a rare
>>>> opportunity to strike at the entire Goa'uld leadership. Security will be
>>>> very tight but each system Lord will be allowed to bring with them one
>>>> human slave and Jackson agrees to participate as Yu-huang Shang Ti's
>>>> personal servant. The plan is that once there, he would release a poison
>>>> gas to kill the Goa'uld symbionts. The Goa'uld lords have to deal with a
>>>> new unseen foe. While Daniel is at the summit, the Tok'ra base comes
>>>> under attack."
>>>>
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill: It's always suicide-mission this, save-the-planet
>>>> that. No one ever just stops by to say 'hi' anymore.
>>>>
>>>> Ren'al: The deaths of Chronos and Apophis created a power vacuum that
>>>> the remaining System Lords have been trying to exploit.  Over the past
>>>> several months they have suffered heavy losses and expended an enormous
>>>> amount of resources fighting amongst themselves.
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill: Let the good times roll.
>>>> Ren'al: Unfortunately the good times may be coming to an end.  They've
>>>> declared a truce and now it looks as if they are going to have a meeting
>>>> to discuss the establishment of a new order.
>>>> General Hammond: So you want to stop them.
>>>> Ren'al: Quite the opposite actually.  We want them to meet.  It will
>>>> give us the rare opportunity to strike against all of them at once.
>>>> Major Samantha Carter: You're talking about taking out the entire
>>>> Gou'ald leadership?
>>>> Ren'al: We are.
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill [With a smile on his face.]: Welcome to the Dark
>>>> Side.
>>>> (RDA delivered that line perfectly and it made me crack up.)
>>>>
>>>> Jacob Carter/Selmak: How's it going?
>>>> Dr. Daniel Jackson: Oh, swell. It's kinda like Goa'uld Mardi Gras here.
>>>>
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill: You know, we really should come up with a new
>>>> strategy. One that does *not* include us dying.
>>>>
>>>> Major Samantha Carter: Lieutenant Elliot. Finally got your first
>>>> assignment.
>>>> Lieutenant Elliot: Yes ma'am. Be nice to see a little action for a
>>>> change.
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill: It's just your basic off world orientation,
>>>> Lieutenant. There is no action.
>>>> Lieutenant Elliot: Maybe not sir, but I am looking forward to meeting
>>>> the Tok'ra.
>>>> Colonel Jack O'Neill: You'll get over it.
>>>> (Lieutenant Elliot was the senior trainee in 'Proving Ground')
>>>>
>>>> Trivia: This episode marks the first appearance of Ba'al (Cliff Simon)
>>>> on the series. He would ultimately become the longest-running villain in
>>>> "Stargate" history.
>>>> The first time that Anubis is mentioned by name.
>>>
>>> No mention of my sweet, sweet Osiris?
>>>
>> She slinked into this and the next episode in person.
>>
> Oh, and on Monday I watched Michael Shanks' "video diary" disc extra in
> which he "interviewed" Anna-Louise Plowman. In that she turned her back
> on the camera for a moment and turned around to show him one of the fake
> boobies they made her use so she would have cleavage. :D
>

8-O

So I searched the YouTube to see if that was on there and found out that
she is in a first season new Doctor Who! We’ll have to see if Disney+ shows
those.

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The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it is still on my list.